Sunday, December 23, 2012
Bacteria Turn Carbon Dioxide into Oil | Made in Germany - Video Dailymotion
Biodiesel byproducts that are being used to remove the CO2.. Synergistic benefits. Bacteria Turn Carbon Dioxide into Oil | Made in Germany - Video Dailymotion
Monday, December 3, 2012
Bacteria Turn Carbon Dioxide into Oil | Made in Germany - Video Dailymotion
I'm still seekin assistance on building a fuel supply chain for Great Lakes Fuel Bacteria Turn Carbon Dioxide into Oil | Made in Germany - Video Dailymotion
Friday, August 3, 2012
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Glad to be here trying to help veterans like my father and brother find alternative energy as a source to repatriate their devotional commitment for the common good to prevail with us . Welcome home we're not done here.
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The website for the Michigan Biodiesel Co-op. We were building a biodiesel fueling station in Ypsilanti on Ellsworth between Hewitt and Michigan avenue.
Tuesday, March 6, 2007
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Fueling a Revolution
A great article from the San Francisco Chronicle the other day:
About a year ago, Paul McNees chose to change his life by changing his fuel.
He sold his Saturn sport utility vehicle and bought a diesel-powered Mercedes-Benz. A mechanic whipped it into running order and replaced the soft rubber fuel lines with something sturdier.
Then the El Sobrante teacher started burning biodiesel -- a fuel cooked up not from petroleum but from vegetable oil, often waste oil from restaurants or food processing plants.
"I just couldn't justify filling up that tank with gasoline anymore for a multitude of reasons,'' said McNees, 43, citing global warming and the war in Iraq. "This has been great. It's totally cleaned out the engine. It runs great, has a lot more power. It sort of smells like french fries -- it doesn't have that noxious diesel smell."
You can read the entire article from the San Francisco Chronicle website.
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Is your car biodiesel ready?
How can you tell if your car can accept biodiesel?
Well first, your car needs a diesel engine..
(etc etc)
For more info, check out the book "Biodiesel: Basics and Beyond."
Posted by scott adam ALF at 1:03 PM No comments:
Biodiesel Road Show!
Put all the details in here.
OK, here are some more details:
[more to come]
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Here is a picture.
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Great Lakes Biodiesel Co-Op Website created
This is the first post; just getting the system up and running right now, but check back for updates!
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The website for the Michigan Biodiesel Co-op. We were building a biodiesel fueling station in Ypsilanti on Ellsworth between Hewitt and Michigan avenue.
Tuesday, March 6, 2007
Little picture...
Posted by scott adam ALF at 1:21 PM No comments:
Fueling a Revolution
A great article from the San Francisco Chronicle the other day:
About a year ago, Paul McNees chose to change his life by changing his fuel.
He sold his Saturn sport utility vehicle and bought a diesel-powered Mercedes-Benz. A mechanic whipped it into running order and replaced the soft rubber fuel lines with something sturdier.
Then the El Sobrante teacher started burning biodiesel -- a fuel cooked up not from petroleum but from vegetable oil, often waste oil from restaurants or food processing plants.
"I just couldn't justify filling up that tank with gasoline anymore for a multitude of reasons,'' said McNees, 43, citing global warming and the war in Iraq. "This has been great. It's totally cleaned out the engine. It runs great, has a lot more power. It sort of smells like french fries -- it doesn't have that noxious diesel smell."
You can read the entire article from the San Francisco Chronicle website.
Posted by scott adam ALF at 1:06 PM No comments:
Labels: In the news
Is your car biodiesel ready?
How can you tell if your car can accept biodiesel?
Well first, your car needs a diesel engine..
(etc etc)
For more info, check out the book "Biodiesel: Basics and Beyond."
Posted by scott adam ALF at 1:03 PM No comments:
Biodiesel Road Show!
Put all the details in here.
OK, here are some more details:
[more to come]
Posted by scott adam ALF at 1:00 PM No comments:
This is how you upload an image
Here is a picture.
Posted by scott adam ALF at 12:43 PM No comments:
Great Lakes Biodiesel Co-Op Website created
This is the first post; just getting the system up and running right now, but check back for updates!
Posted by scott adam ALF at 12:24 PM 2 comments:
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Thursday, April 12, 2012
Dispatches from the Bio-Based Economy: Zeachem partner with Procter and Gamble to develop drop-in biobased chemical platform
Are there Gas producers using this technology in North America? Wasn't this the dispute between German/European patent definitition for Gasoline im U.S.A.and Gasolene in Germany at the turn of the 19th century, and the start of a world war where some Americans were accused of siding with Germany.
from Dispatches from the Bio-Based Economy: Zeachem partner with Procter and Gamble to develop drop-in biobased chemical platform
from Dispatches from the Bio-Based Economy: Zeachem partner with Procter and Gamble to develop drop-in biobased chemical platform
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
SWM Americas: SWM Americas: about
SWM Americas: SWM Americas: about
North America here. Seeking Shit for methane production. Humanure possibilities, make Tea for farming with soils too. Can it be used for methane, could it be done small scale local.? I know the city uses it to breakdown our Landfill in Ann Arbor, where they harvest the methane to sell back to us.
North America here. Seeking Shit for methane production. Humanure possibilities, make Tea for farming with soils too. Can it be used for methane, could it be done small scale local.? I know the city uses it to breakdown our Landfill in Ann Arbor, where they harvest the methane to sell back to us.
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